It’s a women’s fastpitch softball cleat built on a female last, with metal spikes for maximum grip on infield dirt. It has a locked-in heel, a roomier toe box and a rubber toe guard for pitchers who drag their back foot. It’s made by RIP-IT and backed by a 30-Day Game Test and our Full-Season Guarantee.

Yes. A rubber toe guard covers the spot where a pitcher’s drag foot wears through, without adding bulk. One reviewer, a high school player, called out the rubber pitching toe as a favorite feature. If they wear through in the first 90 days of play, Full-Season Guarantee replaces them once.

They’re built to last a full season of practices, games and tournament weekends. The toe, plate and seams are reinforced where softball wears cleats out first. Reviewers report pairs still holding up after more than six months, and wear-through in the first 90 days of play is covered by our Full-Season Guarantee.

Usually not. Most turf fields don’t allow metal spikes, because they damage the surface. For turf, choose the Ringor Pro 2 TPU, which works on dirt and turf, or the Ringor Pro 2 Turf shoe.

Choose Metal for the most grip on dirt in leagues that allow metal spikes, usually older and high school play. Choose TPU for dirt and turf, or for leagues that don’t allow metal. Choose Turf for turf fields, practice, batting cages and indoor training. All three have the same female-first fit.

It depends on her age group and league. Many youth divisions don’t allow metal spikes, while most high school and older leagues do. Check her league’s rules before buying, and choose the TPU version if metal isn’t allowed.

They’re built on a female last, with a snug, locked-in heel and a roomier toe box. Order ½ size up from her usual athletic shoe. Sizes run 5.5 to 13, including half sizes, and if the size is wrong, exchanges are free.

Women’s sizes start at 5.5, which fits most older elementary and middle school players. To convert, add 2 to her youth size: a Youth 3.5 is a Women’s 5.5.

Most unisex cleats are built on a men’s last, which is wider at the heel and narrower in the forefoot than most women’s feet. That mismatch causes heel slip, blisters and a less stable first step. The Ringor Pro 2 is shaped for a female foot, so the heel stays locked in and the toes have room to balance.

No. They’re comfortable out of the box, and reviewers say they didn’t have to break them in. Players also call out comfort through long practices and tournament weekends.

Yes. With the 30-Day Game Test, she can play real games in them for 30 days. If she doesn’t love them, send them back in any condition for a full refund.

Built for the grind. If they don't last a full season, we'll replace them—guaranteed.

They work for every position. Pitchers get a rubber toe guard where they drag. Catchers get comfort for long innings in a crouch. Infielders and outfielders get metal-spike grip for hard first steps and sharp cuts on dirt.